Celiac Kit
Teacher, babysitter and restaurant cards, a "what gluten-free means" one-pager and a family fill-in sheet.
View kit: Celiac KitMade in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Fill in your child’s details from their own medical plan, print, and hand the card to a teacher, babysitter or restaurant. Clear words, in English, Spanish and French.
A new teacher in September. A substitute on a Tuesday. A sitter on Friday night, a party on Saturday. Each time, you start from the beginning, often in a hurry.
TellBite cards put your words on paper, so every adult gets the same clear message, and you can talk it through together.
Fold an “About my child” wallet card into the lunch bag: your child’s name, what they avoid and your phone number.
Contacts, foods to avoid, class treats and where the plan is kept.
Give the host a copy of the babysitter card: what not to give your child, and how to reach you.
A card for the fridge, with the food you left and your contacts.
Celiac, Food Allergy, or both.
Type into the fillable PDF or write by hand. Your child’s details stay on your device.
Give a card to a teacher, sitter or restaurant, and talk it through.
TellBite Kits are not for sale yet. The waitlist opens soon.

Contacts, foods to avoid, class treats and where the plan is kept.

The snacks you left, what not to give, and the address for 911.

A friendly note for the chef and server, ready to hand over.

Fillable PDFs: type your child’s name once and it appears on every card.
Including substitute teachers, lunch helpers, coaches and after-school care.
A card for the fridge, with the food you left and your contacts.
A short, polite note your server can take to the kitchen.
Print another copy whenever someone new joins your child’s week.
You fill in every detail from your child’s own medical plan. The cards help you say it clearly and kindly.
Each general fact on a card lists its source. We are not affiliated with these organizations.
Our cards are a communication aid. They help you say what your child needs, in a clear and friendly way. They do not replace your child’s medical plan, and they are not medical advice.
TellBite Kits are not for sale yet. The waitlist opens soon.
Teacher, babysitter and restaurant cards, a "what gluten-free means" one-pager and a family fill-in sheet.
View kit: Celiac Kit
Teacher, babysitter and restaurant cards with checkboxes for Canada's priority food allergens, plus a family fill-in sheet.
View kit: Food Allergy Kit
Both kits together for families managing celiac disease and food allergies.
View kit: Celiac + Food Allergy Bundle
A caregiver card, a daily food log that staff fill in and send home, and simple picture cards for little kids.
View kit: Daycare & Preschool KitYou do. The cards come with blank fields for your child’s foods to avoid, signs to watch for, and contacts. We never decide what your child can or can’t eat.
Yes. Use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Many phone and browser PDF viewers show the fields but don’t save what you type. You can also print the print-only version and write by hand.
No. Our cards are a communication aid. They help you explain your child’s needs. Always follow your child’s own medical plan from their doctor, allergist or dietitian. In an emergency, call 911.
TellBite Kits are not for sale yet. The waitlist opens soon.
Questions? Write to [email protected].
TellBite Kits are not for sale yet. The waitlist opens soon.